About National Teams

The country’s best athletes earn the honor to represent Team USA at international competitions as a member of the US Squash National Team. US Squash selects, organizes and funds these teams, oversees team development and training, and provides direct financial support to the best American athletes.

US Squash serves as the only national governing body and membership organization for the sport in the United States, driving squash forward at every level, from grassroots to high performance programs. National Team players embody a core element of US Squash’s mission: “achieving competitive excellence at the highest levels.”

Fouts and Douglas Earn PSA World Championship Wild Card Spots

Two-time U.S. junior champion Caroline Fouts and world No. 62 Andrew Douglas will make their debuts at the 2022-2023 PSA World Championships presented by the Walter Family after winning the Wild Card playoffs Thursday, March 30, at the University Club of Chicago. Douglas first defeated top U.S. junior Hollis Robertson 3-0 to set up a playoff final against world No. 85 Spencer Lovejoy, who defeated Dillon Huang 3-0 in the first round. Douglas sealed his...

Amanda Sobhy Lifts Twentieth Career Title in Toronto

Team USA's Amanda Sobhy earned her twentieth career PSA title with a comeback Canadian Women's Open final win against Egypt's Salma Hany Thursday, March 30, at Brookfield Place in Toronto. The PSA Bronze event marked the first time an all-glass squash court was erected in the picturesque hall in twenty years, with capacity crowds enjoying world class squash throughout the week. The draw progressed according to seeding with the top eight seeds reaching the quarterfinals, the...

Amanda Wins Sobhy Sister Semifinal to Reach Canadian Open Final

Team USA's Amanda Sobhy defeated her younger sister, Sabrina, in a close three game semifinal to reach the Canadian Open finals, while Olivia Blatchford Clyne fell against two seed Salma Hany Wednesday, March 29, at the Brookfield Place in Toronto. In the first semifinal of the evening, Amanda earned an early 6-1 lead in the first game, but Sabrina clawed her way back to win nine of the next twelve points and saved a game...